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Clinical Chemistry, Vol 22, 789-801, Copyright © 1976 by American Association for Clinical Chemistry

Relative merits of some methods for amphetamine assay in biological fluids

RO Bost, CA Sutheimer and I Sunshine

We describe principles and details that we use for amphetamine determination in blood and urine by photometric, thin-layer chromatographic, gas-chromatographic, and immunologic (EMIT and radioimmunoassay) procedures. Results, interferences, stabilities, and economic considerations are intercompared and recommendations are made.




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